Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-19
STATE CORRESPONDS
North Haven.

NORTH HAVEN. Nov. 1s.-Dr. J. B. Andrews, his
wife and daughter from Buffalo are expected in
sister, Mrs. H NJ. Blakeslee. DR.. Andrews when
quite young man was well known in town. He
a large insane asylum at Buffalo The visitors ex-
pect to leave on Saturday, November &c, for New
The latest news received from our California
friends is that Rufus Thorpe and Thomas McCabe
with their fanni les arrived at Redlands four weeks
after leaving home. They stopped in Illinois for
their car of furniture Mr. McCabe took house
and nd neghbors lieut. many necessary articles
until the arrival of their carload, Mr.. McCabe's
health is reported as much improved already.
1t is currently reported that William Dumond and
Mallon in Wallipgford on Wednesday afternoon,
November 20.
Han On Thanksgiving evening, November "a!
Williams orchestra of WalDgford.
Miss Groutt, who has been in the family of Mr.
Knox since their arrival in town. is to leave here on
Saturday having been called to CalifoI mia bust
ness. Miss Groutt makes the number who have
left this place for California this fall sixteen.
General state News.
EDITORS NARROW ESCAPE.
j. Mcdonald, editor of the Willimantic Chronicle,
had a narrow escape from being killed on Thursday
badly bruised
SENT TO NIANTIC.
The body of the man found drowned at South
Glastonbury last spring on Wednesday sent to
Mantle. The remains were identified as those of
William Smith
MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA.
Captain Arthur T. Palmer formerly of Hartford
and well known member of the Hartford City
Guard married at Pomona California, No
vember 10, to Miss Emma L. Parsons.
DIED IN PRESTON.
Mr. W. r. Burdick a we'll known mason and
bridge builder died at his home in Preston Wednes
day at the age of sixty six years from heart dis
sided in Preston for forty one years.
DON'T LIKE
The new drum corps and the new band at Wind
Locks have been denied the privilege or practis
ing in the Town hall because many people who live
in the vicinity have complained to the selectmer
that the noise is decided nuisance.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Quite elaborate wedding in Hartford was tina
| of Mr.. Robert E. Dunstan of Salisbury, England
John e Sterling Of Hatford The CEREMONY wa
performed at Christ church by the Rev. W. F
| Nichols.
LECTURE ON THE BuLGARIANs.
| Ivan P Ba!abanoff lectured last evening in tn,
chapel of the Presbyterian church, Hartford, tn
troubles needs hopes and social life Of the Bulgari
| try, preparing to return to his native land
Chr istian missionary and physician.
FUNERAL MR. CHARLES BUTLER.
The funeral of the Late Charles P. Butler of New
| York, son of DIR. John s. Butler of Hartford, &C
| Cured Thursday in Hartford. The Rev. Storrs Q
Henry c. Robinson, Colonel Jacob I. Greene Dr.
| William NJ. Hudson and DR.. Charles W. Page. TIL
| interment was at Cedar Hill cemetery.
| WITH HARD GLOVES.
| Luther Edward Williams, colored, of Hartford
weight 145 pounds, is DESTROYS of winning pugilisti
| honors. He has issued challenge to Houlihar
hard gloves for from 500 to $500 side. The Hart
| ford Telegram says: HE looks gamey Throughout
and either one of the three men he challenges vii
have to use his hands pretty lively to get the best
| him.
| A sALvATIoN ARMY sCRIMMAGE.
| A meeting of the Rockville Salvation army
| their temple Wednesday evening ended in a genera
riot About fifty roughs were in the hall and whel
| Captain Atkins attempted to put one of the hood
| lums into closet for disturbing the meeting tn
| lively manner. The settees were overturned lamp
| broken, the door smashed and in the confusion on
ma p h Gsew KnI.e. I'd M oi as
| quelled the disturbance and arrested Henry Duff.
of Pttseld Mass, one of the leaders in the dis
Il turbance- Thursday forenoon Justice Talcott hnet
Duffy S. and costs and sent him to Jail for 80 days
| number of other arrests are to be made.
| CHESTER.
| The following programme of entertainment for thu
benefit of the Chester Agricultural and Mechanical
society in Chester, Conn, was given at the Towr
hall Wednesday evening, November 16:
OUR GREETING SONG.
| FARCE.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
| CHARACTERS
Mrs. Languish "a lady who has lately acquires
Alice cher daughter) Bessie o'Connor
5ssss 5sss of %S:s EsssS
| Bridget (the queen of the kitchen -. Josie Leet
Aunt Maria Midget Ia little hard Of hearing) ......
| Gertie Jaeger
| Song. ................. 1.-THE Farmer
| Dialogue. When Was Young '..............9 !.
Glass in compositions.
| Dialogue fashionable Dissipation -
co ..,ron, 1,,,,a,,d MABEL smith, kittie oconnol
Maggie, Jessie and Katie Hood
| Declamation-'Pipes of Lucknow -. Louis Smith